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Ror posted:Also I looked up the wind turbine video because I had to know what happens and it turn out he just stops and gets off the bike. Which is disappointing but still wildly impressive. Lol, yeah. That one's probably a walk in the park technique-wise compare to the others when you look at the size of the turbine blade, but add in the actual surroundings and it's still absolutely nuts.
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sigher posted:Another Wickerman Remake?
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John Wick of Dogs posted:The frustrating thing is he never actually gets to stop any bad guys because his partner is Angel Summoner Thanks for this, been a while since I thought about the crime-fighting duo, a duo a duo yeah
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If you pitched this as a bit for Mr. Bean they'd tell you it's a bit much. Honestly I'm surprised at the end of all that his pants didn't get pulled down from the conveyor.
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Oct 14, 2023 22:26
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I bet it's chill as hell being a complete simpleton.
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I feel like you could prank some folks pretty good by tossing a full set of clothes, shoes and all, on to the conveyor, and watching the staff look out for the inevitable rear end-naked person riding along.
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Submarine Sandpaper posted:It's a good thing the other turbines were not generating any wind 
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I cannot beleive how difficult he's making it look.
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Another exciting round of "Russia, or Florida?"
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shame on an IGA posted:Another exciting round of "Russia, or Florida?" Also, was he heading into an X-ray machine at the end there?
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shame on an IGA posted:Another exciting round of "Russia, or Florida?" He did the same both ends of that return flight trip.
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Honestly, I'd just turn around and leave if I saw there was an active swat team present
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It seems to happen every couple years around here. Another dump truck smokes a highway overpass with the box up: https://www.cp24.com/news/truck-with-raised-bed-hits-overpass-closes-lanes-on-gta-highway-1.6599823 quote:Published Friday, October 13, 2023 9:19AM EDT Dump trucks are the Big Altima Energy of commercial trucks.
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I have never driven a dump truck. Even so it surprises me that there isn't a trip switch or something, that shines an indicator light on the dash, showing the position of the bed. Or a transmission/PTO transfer to operate the bed while the chassis is stationary. Yes, you need an exception for rolling dirt/stone drops, but are you ever going faster than first gear for such drops?
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This god drat buzzer keeps going off every time I raise the bed to dump my load, I'm going to rip those stupid wires out to get this dumb thing to shut up
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I imagine it being like any other truck I've driven for a large company, where they will stop short of actually TELLING you to ignore or bypass safety systems like that, but it's known around the shop that stopping work over "dumb safety crap" is a career-limiting move via the various ways an employee can be poo poo on without creating a paper trail. Then somebody hits a bridge with a dumper, and the company can point to the 20 minute safety video they made the guy watch 4 years ago, pretend it was just one lazy naughty driver mishandling company equipment to save time, and "but we fired that guy, problem completely solved!!!1"
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IIRC a lot of bridge strikes are multiple failures issues on equipment old enough to vote. Something like the interlock stops you from engaging the bed hydraulic control above XYZ speed but there is a bleeding valve to the bed raise hydraulic and/or return valve is stuck closed and the bed raise indicate light is burnt out.
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You mean the interlock was deliberately bypassed because it briefly inconvenienced someone once.
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because it was filmed before mp4 compression was invented, duh
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Javid posted:Then somebody hits a bridge with a dumper, and the company can point to the 20 minute safety video they made the guy watch 4 years ago, pretend it was just one lazy naughty driver mishandling company equipment to save time, and "but we fired that guy, problem completely solved!!!1" One of the more valuable things I’ve learned over years of working with manufacturers is that if you ever do a root cause analysis on a problem, and end up blaming human error, you have hosed up and should try again.
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SnoPuppy posted:One of the more valuable things I’ve learned over years of working with manufacturers is that if you ever do a root cause analysis on a problem, and end up blaming human error, you have hosed up and should try again. The root cause of human error is that is was possible to operate in an error state.
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wiegieman posted:The root cause of human error is that is was possible to operate in an error state. The approach I take is that you need to always make it easier to do things the 'correct' way than the incorrect way, because people will do it however is easiest.
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wiegieman posted:The root cause of human error is that is was possible to operate in an error state. it was a process problem, in that the process's complexity was inappropriatly scaled for the operators
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From the last time one of these was posted - Traxis posted:Kobe!
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It's not for everyone cause it's my hole, it was made for me.
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Kenning posted:I bet it's chill as hell being a complete simpleton.
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Shooting Blanks posted:^^ I cannot do any of those things I can, but choose not to. 
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zedprime posted:IIRC a lot of bridge strikes are multiple failures issues on equipment old enough to vote. Something like the interlock stops you from engaging the bed hydraulic control above XYZ speed but there is a bleeding valve to the bed raise hydraulic and/or return valve is stuck closed and the bed raise indicate light is burnt out. Thats one thing I've noticed. A lot of that sort of thing, dump trucks in particular are OLD AF. Guys just getting in to it as owner operators buying their first truck, or people that don't like them Pinko Commie emission controls so they run the oldest poo poo and of course half the poo poo is broken and they don't bother fixing it because why bother, "that particular thing doesn't need to be working to pass the annual inspection" and so on. Altimadrivers.txt
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zedprime posted:IIRC a lot of bridge strikes are multiple failures issues on equipment old enough to vote. Something like the interlock stops you from engaging the bed hydraulic control above XYZ speed but there is a bleeding valve to the bed raise hydraulic and/or return valve is stuck closed and the bed raise indicate light is burnt out. I still blame the driver for not glancing in their mirror literally once in however long they were driving before hitting the bridge. Use every mirror constantly, enough that you can tell when something doesn't look like it normally does. I am totally on board with the philosophy that "human error" is not a root cause, but a constant that systems need to be designed around, but it can also be true that people that strike bridges with their dumps up are bad drivers who shouldn't drive trucks.
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Ambassadorofsodomy posted:It seems to happen every couple years around here. Another dump truck smokes a highway overpass with the box up: *laughs in Vancouver* I think we've had 10 this year alone
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